John Glanvill, Esq. v. Wm. Hancock, Esq., Fras. Keckwich, Wm. Cressell, Jas. Luce,...

John Glanvill, Esq. v. Wm. Hancock, Esq., Fras. Keckwich, Wm. Cressell, Jas. Luce, gent., Wm. Andrew, John Harris, yeoman.: Rectory and parish of Saint Germains, in the county of Cornwall. Touching the defendant's messuages, &c., in said parish called "Hendra," "Minewithen," "Cobaland," "Maders," and "Eglarooze," and the defendant Hancock's part of a farm in said parish called "Catchfrench," and his lands called "Furze Grounds," and "Cliffe Grounds," and the other defendants' messuages, &c., in said parish, viz., Kekwich's, called "Polmarking," "Carry," "Cone," "Chalacott," and "Penquite"; Cressells, called "Cressell" and "Botters"; Luce's, called "Trenidick," "Chubacomb," "Pole's End," and "Chinnick"; Andrew's, "called or lying in" "Pedrida," "Treledon," and "Tregonno"; Harris's, at or in Inntowne alias Treffell, Pedrida, and Cargloch alias Cargloth, &c., &c. Tithes. [The names of Sir John Glanvill, Knt., serjeant-at-law, and Julius Glanvill, Esq. (plaintiff's grandfather and father), are mentioned.]: Cornwall